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Woven Glass Wedding Picture Frame

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Handcrafted By Sara Beames, This Fused Glass Picture Frame Has The Words "I Am My Beloved's And My Beloved Is Mine" In Gold Type, In Both Hebrew & English. This Wonderful Wedding Frame Has A Clear Tube Attached For The Bride And Groom To Encase Their Crushed Glass From The Wedding.

Truly A Treasured Gift! The Picture Frame Will Hold An 5" x 7" Photo And Will Sit Vertically Or Horizontally.

By Adding A Unique Blown Glass For The Groom To Step On, You Create A Unique Wedding Gift.
Wedding Glass FAQ
Crushed Wedding Glass Frequently Asked Questions
What Is A Glass Vessel?
A Glass Vessel Is What The Groom Steps On At The End Of The Jewish Wedding Ceremony. Everyone Then Shouts "Mazel Tov!" There Are Several Other Names This Glass Can Be Called; Groom's Glass, Chuppah Glass, Smash Glass, Crush Glass.
What Do I Do With The Glass Vessel Once It Is Broken At The Wedding?
This Wedding Glass Keepsake Is Designed So That You Can Open It And Carefully Place The Broken Glass Inside. We Highly Recommend That You Use Tweezers And Not Your Hands. If The Glass Pieces You Have Are Too Large To Fit In The Keepsake You Can Carefully Hammer Them Into Smaller Pieces.
What Do I Do With The Extra Glass That Does Not Fit In The Keepsake?
The Wedding Glass Keepsakes Come In All Shapes And Sizes And Hold Different Amounts Of Glass. Depending On The Size Of The Glass Vessel That Was Stepped On You Will Usually Have Additional Glass Left Over. You Can Keep It In Its Pouch As An Additional Wedding Memento. You Can Save It For Your First (Or Any Other) Anniversary And Make A New Wedding Glass Keepsake Gift To Add To Your Collection. The Possibilities Are Endless.
Please Contact Us If You Have Additional Questions About How This Works
Email: info@TraditionsJewishGifts.com
Toll Free Phone: 1-800-493-0520 or 954-984-5190

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Handcrafted By Sara Beames, This Fused Glass Picture Frame Has The Words "I Am My Beloved's And My Beloved Is Mine" In Gold Type, In Both Hebrew & English. This Wonderful Wedding Frame Has A Clear Tube Attached For The Bride And Groom To Encase Their Crushed Glass From The Wedding.

Truly A Treasured Gift! The Picture Frame Will Hold An 5" x 7" Photo And Will Sit Vertically Or Horizontally.

By Adding A Unique Blown Glass For The Groom To Step On, You Create A Unique Wedding Gift.
Wedding Glass FAQ
Crushed Wedding Glass Frequently Asked Questions
What Is A Glass Vessel?
A Glass Vessel Is What The Groom Steps On At The End Of The Jewish Wedding Ceremony. Everyone Then Shouts "Mazel Tov!" There Are Several Other Names This Glass Can Be Called; Groom's Glass, Chuppah Glass, Smash Glass, Crush Glass.
What Do I Do With The Glass Vessel Once It Is Broken At The Wedding?
This Wedding Glass Keepsake Is Designed So That You Can Open It And Carefully Place The Broken Glass Inside. We Highly Recommend That You Use Tweezers And Not Your Hands. If The Glass Pieces You Have Are Too Large To Fit In The Keepsake You Can Carefully Hammer Them Into Smaller Pieces.
What Do I Do With The Extra Glass That Does Not Fit In The Keepsake?
The Wedding Glass Keepsakes Come In All Shapes And Sizes And Hold Different Amounts Of Glass. Depending On The Size Of The Glass Vessel That Was Stepped On You Will Usually Have Additional Glass Left Over. You Can Keep It In Its Pouch As An Additional Wedding Memento. You Can Save It For Your First (Or Any Other) Anniversary And Make A New Wedding Glass Keepsake Gift To Add To Your Collection. The Possibilities Are Endless.
Please Contact Us If You Have Additional Questions About How This Works
Email: info@TraditionsJewishGifts.com
Toll Free Phone: 1-800-493-0520 or 954-984-5190

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    Woven Glass Wedding Picture Frame

    What a wonderful surprise I had when I opened the box and saw this beautiful glass frame. I bought this for my darling niece and her husband as a wedding gift. I also bought them the blown glass ball for the traditional stomping of the glass at the end of their Jewish ceremony. The glass shards will be placed in the glass vial attached to the frame. I had the frame personalized with their names and wedding date. I know they'll be emotional when my husband and I gift it back to them. It will forever be a symbol of their LOVE !